Re: cvs2svn

Thanks for all the help so far:

I removed the large file just to get moving forward. I will increase my
swap space using a swap file in the future to see if I can get the large
file in to the repository.

In the mean time I let cvs2svn go over the weekend and came back to this
error message:

committing: Wed Mar 14 16:14:46 2001, over 0 seconds
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 2263, in ?
    main()
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 2259, in main
    convert(ctx, start_pass=start_pass)
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 2138, in convert
    _passes[i](ctx)
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 2073, in pass4
    c.commit(dumper, ctx, sym_tracker)
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 1820, in commit
    svn_rev = dumper.start_revision(props)
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 943, in start_revision
    self.repos_mirror.new_revision()
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 489, in new_revision
    self.stabilize_youngest()
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 507, in stabilize_youngest
    self._stabilize_directory(root_key)
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 501, in _stabilize_directory
    self._stabilize_directory(dir[entry_key])
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 501, in _stabilize_directory
    self._stabilize_directory(dir[entry_key])
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 501, in _stabilize_directory
    self._stabilize_directory(dir[entry_key])
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 501, in _stabilize_directory
    self._stabilize_directory(dir[entry_key])
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 501, in _stabilize_directory
    self._stabilize_directory(dir[entry_key])
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 501, in _stabilize_directory
    self._stabilize_directory(dir[entry_key])
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 501, in _stabilize_directory
    self._stabilize_directory(dir[entry_key])
  File "cvs2svn/cvs2svn.py", line 496, in _stabilize_directory
    dir = marshal.loads(self.nodes_db[key])
KeyError: 39219b

It is not obvious to me what this means.

Clark

On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 12:31:52PM -0700, Eric Smith wrote:
> > It is already 512M and 512M :(
> > I really don't want to repartition and reinstall the machine.
>
> What OS are you running? Some operating systems allow you to add
> a swap file (vs. partition), so you can temporarily increase the swap
> space without repartitioning.
>

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